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24 October 2013
Hydrological response to climate change for Gilgel Abay River in the Lake Tana Basin Upper Blue Nile Basin of Ethiopia
Using the Statistical Downscaling Tool (SDSM) and the Soil and Water Assessment Tool (SWAT), the study projects that while the Gilgel Abay River may experience a decrease in precipitation and flow volume between 2010 and 2040, these trends are expected to reverse with significant increases by 2070-2100. Overall, climate change is projected to increase annual flow volume, potentially benefiting small-scale irrigation and dam projects, though low flow conditions are expected to remain largely unaffected.
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Themes: climate change precipitation
Stockholm Environment Institute
Document type: Research paper
Regions: Ethiopia Gilgel Abay River Upper Blue Nile Basin

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